Creating A Job Worthy of You

Pick yourself up and create your own job, the one job that is most worthy of you.

There's an old saying which goes "If you fall over, get up yourself!". It can sound rude, but it is actually what it is all about: fail, learn, prosper.

When speaking to your inner-self; you are best to be totally open and receptive to creating your own job, rather than relying upon someone to create a job for you.

Use your own creative talents and abilities to work and live the way you'd like, where you like, and when you like.

Agribusiness folks, particularly farmers, fishers and foresters, are good at it. They are used to doing it, ever since they started trading surplus food and fibre they did not need to just sustain themselves.

That's how our society started, how economies started. There are lessons to learn from the pages of that old book.

"Creating your own job is far more valuable to our society today, much better than waiting for others to create one for you. That job won't be 'you'.

Think it through, you owe it to yourself. Create your own job, then create more for others. It's the job most worthy of you.

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